Wyoming Game and Fish Department - Wyoming Wildlife Magazine

Nose for ferrets

Robin Kepple

With more than 220 million olfactory receptors at the ready, trained dogs are testing to sniff out ferrets in Wyoming. If it works, it could save the state work hours and turn black-footed ferret monitoring into a more effective, less expensive science.

Nose for ferrets

Robin Kepple

With more than 220 million olfactory receptors at the ready, trained dogs are testing to sniff out ferrets in Wyoming. If it works, it could save the state work hours and turn black-footed ferret monitoring into a more effective, less expensive science.

Winter Keepers

Mark Gocke

As temperatures drop and deep snows cover the high country, a handful of hearty souls brave every dawn to take on one of the most unique jobs in Wyoming

Uncharted Waters

Erin Bormett

Wyoming’s Becoming an Outdoors-Woman Workshop brings new faces to field and stream in an age when women hunters and anglers are on the rise

Home for cutts

Amy Bulger

Restoring Dead Indian Creek enhanced a Yellowstone cutthroat population and paved the way for anglers, Game and Fish to work together on future projects

‘It seemed like all of a sudden the deer weren’t there’

Renny MacKay

New research has again made chronic wasting disease a kitchen table conversation, and this time it’s considered a threat to Wyoming’s deer

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Nose for ferrets

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Winter Keepers

Uncharted Waters

Home for cutts

‘It seemed like all of a sudden the deer weren’t there’

Published for anglers, hunters and wildlife enthusiasts
by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department

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Photo Contest

Featured Story

Nose for ferrets

Nose for ferrets

Winter Keepers

Uncharted Waters

Home for cutts

‘It seemed like all of a sudden the deer weren’t there’

Published for anglers, hunters and wildlife enthusiasts by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department

Published for anglers, hunters and wildlife enthusiasts
by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department